Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

Chapter 10

The WhatsApp text from Wilson read, "Don't forget you still owe me a meal"

As Yvette read it, she couldn't help picturing, Wikon flirtatiously and arrogantly smirking. She pursed her lips while typing a simple "okay" and sent it to him. At the same time, she changed his contact name to "Womanizer"

Wilson sat in the main seat at Royal Pavillion. His devilishly handsome face was devoid of emotion. He also radiated an overbearing presence, deterring others free dating to approach him.

The women around him dared not get too close, regardless of how infatuated they were with him.

"What's this? Who's angered our esteemed Mr. Quinn this time?" A sing-song voice rang out before a charming man entered the private

That man, Collin Steele, didn't wait for Wilson to respond. Instead, he continued, "Don't tell me you're frustrated because your grandma is nagging at you to get married again."

He knew that apart from Martha, those who could piss Wilson off in Jubilife City were already long buried in their graves.

Wilson couldn't be bothered to respond. His focus vinained on his and vette's chat. She still hadn't replied to his text, which made his eyes darken like a storm

"I heard the Murrays are hosting a banquet to celebrate the return of their lost daughter. Will you be attending your future flancle's banquet, Wilson?" Collin's taunting tone rang out again.

Wilson's otherwise beguiling eyes that could hook anyone in narrowed dangerously. Even his voice lost all warmth as he spoke. "Thane no fiancée Don't ever let me hear that word from your lips again."

Collin smirked at this. "Mr. and Mrs. Murray are renowned for being beautiful people in high society. Their genetics can't be that bad. If you ask me, I bet their daughter will be just as attractive as they are. Are you sure you'll cancel the marriage arrangements without even meeting the girl?"

"You talk too much." Wilson's frosty gaze swept past Collin as he snapped, "Do you wish to get sold off abroad to work for others that badly?"

It didn't matter to him how amazing the Murray family's heiresN WAL

he zipped his lips once the former threatened him. Yet, it didn't last more than a few minutes because he began blabbering away soon after. "Oh, alright, alright. Since you're unwilling to form a marriage allegiance with the

Collin and Wilson were heirs to wealthy lamikes. Their marriages were often arranged with wealthy

family members choose his bride, Collin would rather pick

was the only thing that came out of Wilson's thin, seductive lips. Then, his gaze settled buck onto his phone. The frost in his eyes melted away slightly once he saw he had received a reply. Although Yvette had only answered with a simple "okay", it was still better than

was curious about what made Wilson's

doubt filled Collin's mind as he leaned closer, trying to peek at what was on Wilson's phone. Alas, he met the latter's stem, warning glare before he could

peek while muttering begrudgingly, "Oh, fine Keep whatever it is to yourself,

text, Samuel, who was stood aside,

ceply. It seemed to him that Wilson was under that woman's total control Just then, the assistant behind Collin received some information. He then reported to Collin respectfully, "The men in our group want to meet. you, Mr. Steele. They want your help in capturing a Wom Before he could finish, Wilson's cold tone rang out again. He said, "Exterminate those men, and

couldn't help voicing

the blue today, which was toc unusual. "No," repled Wilson Hayes narrowed slightly

The banquet took

pm

Irwin wanted to demonstrate how mich Yvette meant to

families in

wanted to impress everyone, so she put on her makeup and got dressed early. Then, she joined Yara in welcoming the guests. She kept showing herself

dress is worth a couple million dollars! As expected of the Murrays. Your parents

talented, after all! Oh, right. I heard you're performing

My piano skills are average, so don't expect too much from me later." All the socialites were quick to speak up when they heard

better than you at playing

so modest, Yasmin! You won first place in a piano competition, after all. Who could possit

have to sell

of your older sister, whom your family found in the countryside?

arrived and is making you welcome